We have compiled a list of resources (videos, podcasts, books and more) for people participating in the CPP Connect program.
Please note: These links are being provided for informational purposes only. The resources below do not replace individual health care advice. You are encouraged to discuss your health needs with a health practitioner. By linking to the below resources, this does not constitute an endorsement by the Women's of any of the products, services or opinions of the individual or organisation.
Video
TEDx Adelaide talk: Why things Hurt. By Prof. Lorimer Moseley.
Lorimer Moseley, makes you laugh at the same time as explaining how pain depends on context and past experiences, and there is a lot going on behind the scenes, when our brain is dealing with danger messages.
Podcast
All in the Mind (ABC Radio National)
Fascinating Interview with Hayley Leake, Physiotherapist, Pain researcher and winner of "Australian Survivor" - Season 6. Hayley describes how she used her understanding of pain to help her win Survivor. “All in the Mind” has many other interesting episodes about the brain and mental health.
Books
Apps
Websites and an online article
Period Pain
Professor Sonia Grover talks about periods and why they hurt in this online article.
EndoZone
Information on symptoms, diagnosis, treatment and self-management.
Pelvic Pain Foundation of Australia
Has lots of helpful information for women and people assigned female at birth.
Website
You can search for a physiotherapist in your area on the Continence Foundation of Australia Physiotherapy Group.
Related information
Downloads and Related Topics
Date reviewed: 13 February 2025
Date reviewed: 13 February 2025